The Yinhun Domain contained an incalculable number of ghost creatures. Compared with the number of cultivators in the Immortal's Remnant Land, they were countless times more numerous. Please search (Pin#shu...net)! The fastest-updating novels. Moreover, the number of powerful ghost cultivators there was several times that of cultivators of the same rank in the Immortal's Remnant Land.
But one thing put Qin Fengming somewhat at ease: the highest cultivation among those powerful ghost cultivators was only that of a late Integration stage cultivator.
Although there were also several early and mid-stage Integration cultivators among them, the struggles within the Yinhun Domain were several times more intense than those in the Immortal's Remnant Land.
Several major factions existed within the Yinhun Domain. Each faction had an Integration stage cultivator presiding over it, and the resources within their respective territories were naturally forbidden to ghost cultivators from other factions. Given the ruthless nature of ghost cultivators, competition for cultivation resources was naturally unavoidable.
Thus, conflicts between ghost cultivators had always been savage and bloody.
The reason the ghost creatures of the Yinhun Domain could enter the Immortal's Remnant Land was not, as Venerable Brown Tiger had said, because turmoil had erupted in the Yinhun Domain. Rather, every thousand years, a place somewhere in the Yinhun Domain would spontaneously surge with dense red yin mist. Although this red yin mist did not contain energy as vast as the original yin mist,
it possessed one ability: it could tear open a spatial rift. And that rift connected to the Immortal's Remnant Land.
The place in the Yinhun Domain where the yin mist erupted was almost constantly giving birth to vast numbers of essence souls and ghost spirits. This caused the number of essence souls in the Yinhun Domain to increase continuously.
Those yin souls were